Isovariant mappings of degree 1 and the gap hypothesis

DOI10.2140/AGT.2006.6.739zbMATH Open1173.55300arXiv0904.0599OpenAlexW2128529606MaRDI QIDQ863034FDOQ863034

Authors: Reinhard Schultz 

Publication date: 25 January 2007

Published in: Algebraic \& Geometric Topology (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: Unpublished results of S Straus and W Browder state that two notions of homotopy equivalence for manifolds with smooth group actions - isovariant and equivariant - often coincide under a condition called the Gap Hypothesis; the proofs use deep results in geometric topology. This paper analyzes the difference between the two types of maps from a homotopy theoretic viewpoint more generally for degree one maps if the manifolds satisfy the Gap Hypothesis, and it gives a more homotopy theoretic proof of the Straus-Browder result.

Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/0904.0599

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zbMATH Keywords

group actionhomotopy equivalenceequivariant mappingdiagram cohomologyBlakers--Massey Theoremdeleted cyclic reduced productdiagram categoryGap Hypothesisisovariant mappingnormally straightened mapping

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Finite transformation groups (57S17) Equivariant homotopy theory in algebraic topology (55P91) Equivariant fiber spaces and bundles in algebraic topology (55R91) Equivariant operations and obstructions in algebraic topology (55S91) Symmetric products and cyclic products in algebraic topology (55S15)

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